jean-pierre: thank you. anybody else? reporter: given the house republican decision to move forward with funding only for israel, is at the decision of the white house -- [indiscernible] ms. jean-pierre: the budget deal that two thirds of the republicans voted on and is now law? it is law. that was voted on by the house and senate and is now law. yeah. reporter: is a trip to maine for the president under consideration? ms. jean-pierre: we are appreciative of the governor of maine inviting the president to visit. when the president visits any state, anywhere, there is a lot of logistics that come into play. i do not have anything to share on a potential date, but we are appreciative. as you know, the deputy director of the gun prevention office, greg jackson, is on the ground providing support to the community. reporter: on friday the president is meeting with western hemisphere leaders. are leaders coming to washington for that? is this virtual? ms. jean-pierre: i believe it is going to be a backgrounder on this on thursd

pierre: this is not an issue for us.working with a diversified set of customers in many industries. that is not the case at planisware. kriti: what are you concerned? you said yourself you are an international company. ultimately, will you get your wires crossed with the likes of the u.s. regulatory authorities? pierre: that's already the case. we are working with a lot of u.s. companies in many industries. yeah, some regulation you have to comply with. we are a cloud business but we are very security focused. it is part of our business. kriti: where is the next leg of your growth coming from? when you look at your peers that are publicly traded, they haven't been doing that well, where is the growth picture for you? pierre: we believe north america will drive growth. asia, singapore more recently and we expect good growth from there. europe is growing probably at a slower pace. 20% growth we are planning to do. kriti: you went perfectly to where my next question was. he said europe is growing at a slower pace. you said

jean-pierre: good afternoon. the president has recently had his third conversation with prime minister benjamin netanyahu since the crisis began. vice president harris and president biden meet with the security team to give direction on next steps. the president held 17 calls and meetings over saturday, sunday, and monday with his national security team. the president and vice president have had three dozen meetings, briefings, and calls since the attacks on israel began. the president will continue to be relentless in insuring israel and the israeli people have what they need in support from the united states to defend themselves in the days, weeks, months, and years ahead. you heard directly from the president, and i have to national security advisor jake sullivan to take any of your questions on this issue. mr. sullivan: i will make a few comments and i will be happy to take your questions. like many of you, we have watched in horror and anguish the scenes in the butchery against innocent civilians at the hand

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pierre thomas with us tonight. pierre, thank you. and sadly, at every one of these mass shootings, we must tell the stories of the lives lost. the families dealing with immeasurable pain. tonight, the names and faces of the victims now emerging. the youth bowling coach, a loving husband and grandfather who tried to protect the children. the mother working part-time at the bowling alley, and her cousin who witnessed it all. abc's linsey davis here in maine tonight. >> reporter: tonight, we're learning about some of the lives lost in the rampage from their heartbroken families. 76-year-old bob violette, a youth bowling coach, who reportedly died trying to protect the children in his care. bob's family described him to "the portland press herald" as a doting husband who took great care to make sure his wife never missed her medication, setting timers on his phone. and they say bob cherished the time spent with his grandchildren, especially their weekly bowling nights. 53-year-old mother tricia asselin was the only woman killed at the bo

pierre thomas live in washington.hanks, pierre. >>> now the stunning turn for president trump in georgia's election interference case. tonight one of trump's attorneys who joined him after losing joe biden, the second attorney in two days to plead guilty, and the second attorney in two days now agreeing to cooperate with prosecutors. so, what does this mean for trump? here's our senior investigative reporter aaron katersky tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a stunning turn for former president trump in the georgia election tampering case. now a second lawyer who worked to overturn trump's 2020 loss suddenly pleading guilty and agreeing to testify against hi >> i have been informed there is a change of plea. >> reporter: kenneth chesebro pleading guilty 24 hours after sidney powell admitted her role in the sprawling conspiracy. >> how do you plead to count 15, conspiracy to commit filing false documents, in indictment #23-sc188947? >> guilty. >> reporter: chesebro has been accused of being the architect of the so-called fa

pierre thomas, what are you hearing from the justice department tonight?e of the things you do is in a situation where the president is briefed, this quickly, i can tell you that the scale is something that they're deeply, deeply concerned about. also the source i was speaking to a moment ago was just mortified at what they were being told. also, the notion that the weaponry here is something that law enforcement is now going to have to be prepared for. expect tactical teams to be in play here that is an all hands on deck situation with federal authorities trying to get there as soon as possible to offer whatever assistance they can offer. >> pierre thomas from dc, thank you. aaron katersky, i know you'll stay on top of this once again, an active shooter situation at a bowling alley in lewiston, maine, as well as additional reports of shots fired at a local bar and a walmart distribution center. you're looking there at surveillance images. of course, we will continue to monitor this developing story. our coverage continues on abc news live and abcnews.com.

should karine jean-pierre worry about her job now?unications rule number one as you never repeat the question or you never repeat the negative. you don't need to say is very much alive. i'm curious what happened. "60 minutes" has given joe biden a big spot. kamala harris, the questions to me are pretty soft. why are you not winning? one of the things -- he talks about the polling numbers. with young people. why is your approval so low with young people? we have given them everything we want on student loans and climate change. they just don't know it. i think that is one of the things that shows there is this out of touch component where the young people can't afford the rent. the rent is too high. they are screaming that from the rooftops. the student loan is not going to fix the rent problem. i think also, there might just be disenchanted with the fact that they have all said he is just too old. that's not changing. it was very interesting today. he said that he has been told by other democrats to basically shut up and stop saying t

kirby, karine jean-pierre doesn't say anything about it, that is one question.question i've been wanting to ask since last year and tried to settle it in a professional manner, i thought maybe it needs more attention. the white house press briefing room has no seat for a handicap journalist. i have issues with my balancing, with my hearing, i look feign, but from inside, those who know enceph alitis is an illness. they had given me a stool that has been taken. i saw it myself, he has done a lot of work for handicap and laws in the '90s when i came to the u.s., how come the white house briefing room does not have a single seat for a person with health issues. >> carley: would be so easy to add a handicap chair. now maybe you said it here, they will get the message and you will be more comfortable. everybody deserves to be while they do their job. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. over to you. >> todd: congressman jim jordan and house majority leader steve scalise throwing their hat in the ring to replace kevin mccarthy as speaker. some republicans say t

that is just a bare face lie and it degrades karine jean-pierre even to say that. it's despicable because what you just saw there is this administration treating the american people like fools. the idea that they claim they are standing behind this idea that it's not their policy to break the law, they are going to follow the law, exactly as peter doocy pointed out. they break the law the whole time when it suits their political needs. as he pointed out, on student loans, by saying it's all because they have to do it. if they had to do it, why are they rushing through all the last-minute waivers of federal law in order to get it done. it is absolutely despicable. and one final point, the most important, that gets to the substance of this. the actual policy change that we are seeing here. not the handling, but the substance. it goes to their character, because why is it that they are finally acting after all these years of seeing the cruelty, the inhumanity, the chaos at the border affecting so many people across america, the final moment when they actually act is w

press secretary karine jean-pierre after there was a raid in the gaza strip. and state department this hour by the way. fox team coverage with greg palkot reporting on connections between iran and hezbollah. but first, live to trey yingst, live on the ground in southern israel as he has been since this began. how significant was the overnight operation into gaza by the idf, trey? >> it was very significant. breaking news, appears to be some firefight along the eastern border between gaza and israel. large burst of gunfire, tracer rounds, drone overhead and fighter jet targeting a specific position behind me. this does come after the israelis conducted a surgical airstrike, the target, the deputy intelligence commander for the entirety of hamas, we are also learning three other top hamas officials were killed in israeli airstrikes today. tonight you have the country's defense minister speaking about the israeli efforts and what they are trying to do inside gaza, making it clear the number one enemy is hamas and the goal to completely describe the organization.

pierre, thank you. >>> a harrowing scene at a pop warner football practice near orlando. police say an 11-year-old getting a loaded gun from his mother's car and then shooting two 13-year-olds. the victims were hit, but they survived. here's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, the alarming scene outside orlando caught on surveillance video. watch as an 11-year-old boy allegedly opens fire from close range, hitting two 13-year-olds at a youth football practice. >> my son got shot, miss. >> your son was shot? okay, where? >> my son. in his back. >> reporter: police charging the 11-year-old with attempted second-degree murder. witnesses telling police both victims had been bullying the shooter, one adding they slapped him in the face. others saying they were fighting over "a bag of chips." police say on monday night, he 11-year-old retrieveded the loaded handgun from within his mother's vehicle. seconds later, chaos in the parking lot of the pop warner football field as he fired a single round, striking one boy in the back. the same bullet also piercing the second victim's

>> david: pierre thomas on this again tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> tonight, in detroit, the deadly stabbing of the president of a synagogue there. police so far say they've identified several persons of interest and also so far no evidence it was a hate crime. samantha woll was found dead outside her home saturday morning after returning from a wedding late the night before. police say they found no sign that anyone forced their way into her home. they are, quote -- calling one of the persons of interest a suspect. we'll stay on this. >>> a major turn tonight in the strike against the big three automakers. another plant shut down tonight. nearly 7,000 workers walking out of the stellantis plant in sterling, michigan, where its best-selling ram 1500 trucks are made. the strike against the big three u.s. automakers have now led 40,000 union members and cost $9.3 billion in losses to workers, companies, suppliers, dealers, and customers. >>> when we come back here on a monday night, the former major league pitcher now charged with

pierre thomas reporting tonight, as this is part of a disturbing trend. and this evening, the surveillance of yet another carjacking. authorities concerned by what they're seeing. >> reporter: this chilling video showing a carjacking in progress. five men jumping out of a vehicle, all armed with guns, symbolizing a stunning surge under way in the nation's capital. and tonight, the latest victim, a member of the u.s. house. texas congressman henry cuellar was carjacked in his own driveway last night. >> they had masks. but you could still see that they were young. >> reporter: it happened around 9:30 p.m., less than a mile from the capitol. three young men in ski masks, armed with handguns, surrounding cuellar's vehicle, demanding the keys. >> i looked at one with a gun, another with a gun, a third one behind me. so, they said they wanted my car, i said sure. >> reporter: cuellar's vehicle and all of his belongings were recovered within a couple of hours. but tonight, still no sign of the suspects. it's all part of an incredible spike with more than 750 ca

what he warned just today and pierre thomas standing by. >>> the protests erupting during a hearing on capitol hill today. secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin shouted down while making the case for billions in federal aid to help israel and ukraine defend themselves. rachel scott live on the hill. >>> the halloween deep freeze, and the snow tonight. temperatures plunging overnight into the 20s and 30s from texas all the way up to the northeast. ginger zee is here. >>> our team with new reporting tonight on the missed warning signs before the horrific mass shooting in maine. abc news obtaining court documents that show what the gunman's own family had warned authorities months before the attack. >>> for the first time, the hair rogue body camera video, you'll see it. officers in maui trying to save families during those fires. and what's being done now to help prevent another disaster like this in the future. >>> tonight, the co-pilot here in the u.s. accused of pulling a gun on the captain in the cockpit while they were mid flight. tonight, the co-pilot

pierre—alain mounguengui, fegafoot, fifa and caf deny all the allegations made against them.ons were made public, and fifa's ethics committee investigation is still ongoing. all parties condemn child abuse in the strongest possible terms. but in gabon, many are still waiting for both answers and action. and we can speak to khadidiatou cisse, who's in the newsroom. you said you talked to 30 witness, tell us more about the things they said were going on? me tell us more about the things they said were going on?— said were going on? we were told that sexual _ said were going on? we were told that sexual abuse _ said were going on? we were told that sexual abuse in _ said were going on? we were told that sexual abuse in gabon - said were going on? we were told l that sexual abuse in gabon football was pretty much common knowledge, we were told pretty much everyone knew about it. this was a surprise, it is important to add social context, as we know, gabon is one of the biggest oil producers in sub—saharan africa but a third of the population lives under the poverty line and most

>> secretary jean-pierre: a couple of things. we have not seen any credible threats. there's always been questions about credible threats. just want to make sure that that's out there. will become a muslim and those perceived to be muslim -- look, muslim and those perceived to be muslim have received an unreal amount of hate. >> jeanine: the response was so that she was busted for the week response on anti-semitism. >> i understand there's a press briefing book, a lot of topics, but when someone asks a question about if the white house is concerned about the rise of an --anti-semitism, it's a simpe yes. i know the president is against antes is -- anti-semitism. >> jeanine: she says now she misheard the question and tried to clean up her mess in today's briefing. >> secretary jean-pierre: i understand how important more clarity is, especially at this time. when jews are targeted because of their beliefs, or their identity, when israel is singled out because of anti-jewish hatred, that is anti-semitism. >> jeanine: it's very interesting that number one, she had to look

good morning, pierre. >> reporter: robin, good morning. a federal source tells me this is a worst case scenario involving a highly skilled gun man who is irrational. the person of interest, robert card, he is a firearms expert and army reservist with a history of mental illness, recently telling officials that he was hearing voices and threatening to attack a national guard base in maine. he was committed to a mental health facility for two weeks this past summer. as a result, there are hundreds of federal and state law enforcement descending on the scene in a massive drag net. i'm told the fbi, u.s. marshals will offer services as well. the fbi has dozens of agents helping process the crime scene and who are assisting with the victims. the fbi is also helping in the manhunt which involves helicopters and setting up road check points as part of an effort to try to keep this person from escaping the area. tactical teams will also be made available z as well as behavioral scientists as needed. sources say this is receiving the highest level

following the international revelations, pierre—alain mounguengui, fegafoot�*s president, was accusede to years of abuse. as the scandal broke, fifa trusted fegafoot to investigate its own people. critics say this left victims even more vulnerable. as the scandal broke, fifa trusted fegafoot to investigate its own people. critics say this left victims even more vulnerable. because the same people that may be accused are those calling the shots, especially when the coach, mr capello, has been employed by the federation. the only reason i can speak to you is because i am no longer in gabon. those who are still there cannot testify. their lives are in danger. they will be targeted afterwards. i know so many who have been abused or have been raped who will never testify. never. despite calls for his resignation, mounguengui remained in charge of fegafoot in the months that followed the arrest of coach capello and three others. then, in april 2022, mounguengui was re—elected as president of fegafoot. i believe that mr mounguengui should have been suspended before the re—election took place

you can always go to karine jean-pierre for sound bites, she was asked about a border wall. she said, we can't have a border wall because of heavy wind. it would waste taxpayer money on ineffective wall that can't withstand the wall. someone asked her, did the wind change, why can we have a border wall now? someone needs to ask the media, when trump tried this, bloomberg, this is not a border wall, this is white supremacy, "new york times" called it trump's wall of shame and nbc called it trump's border wall never about security, meant to remind latinos they are unwelcome. headlines like that, where are they? can't wait to hear karine jean-pierre at 1:00. >> emily: border patrol getting killed in record numbers, committing suicide in record numbers, people having to take out loans for school supplies. the horror they have been experiencing for so long, this administration refuse to cite it a crisis and we get this at the 11th hour. i am grateful, but i'm so angry that for so many years everyone was ignored. >> harris: that is why this is not enough. this is politics, he's fl

another foot, a whole lot more than that, and any moment now white house press secretary karine jean-pierre expected to face questions over the president's stunning flip-flop over securing the border. >> sandra: we will look for that reaction as mayorkas is claiming there is an immediate need to fast track construction of 20 miles of new border wall in southern texas. where daily illegal migrant crossings have set new records in recent days. but moments ago reporters were able to ask the president about this decision, listen. >> money was appropriated for the border wall. i tried to get them to redirect that money. they didn't. they wouldn't. and meantime, there's nothing under the law other than they have to use the money for what it was appropriated. i can't stop that. >> do you believe the border wall works? >> no. >> john: complete coverage now, former acting dhs secretary chad wolf on how significant this reversal by biden is. but first to our jeff paul, he is live at the southern border in eagle pass, texas, where continues to be busy and jeff, why the change of heart from the adminis

pierre thomas with late reporting. the man hunt for a terror suspect in belgium. what the alleged attacker said in his pledge. >>> there is news involving former president trump tonight. the judge issues a gag order tonight. what the judge says trump cannot do. er aaron katersky reporting. the battle to be the next house speaker. will republicans unite ahead of an expected vote tomorrow? rachel scott from capitol hill. the urgent search at this hour. four inmates breaking through a sense. >>> the natalee holloway case and what urijoran van der sloot will reveal. and a cross country tonight. >>> from abc news, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: we begin with breaking news from the middle ease. israel preparing for hamas. the growing humanitarian crisis inside gaza. and hamas releasing video from inside their hostage. a young woman and her plea tonight. her family giving permission for the world to see and to hear what she asks for. the video is undated, but this is 21-year-old mia shim, one of the hostages taken to gaza by hamas. she spokes to

you mentioned border securing, karine jean-pierre did.iscal year 23, 169 people arrested on the terror watch list. you are the former intel chairman. how concerned are you about that? >> and former f.b.i. agent and served in the military. there is no southern border at this rate. there is also something in that figure that gets lost. something about 1.7 million gotaways. if you are on the terrorist watch list or iranian trained to do bad things, your goal is not to get caught. that means in that 1.7, if you extrapolate the data of the terrorist watch list people the border patrol caught. that tells you there are a lot more on the list we don't understand who they are, where they are and what they're doing in the united states. this is dangerous. >> dana: they said iran is the biggest state sponsor of terror in the world. should we worry about hezbollah agents and iranian agents here? >> yes. i don't think it's a coincidence. we shouldn't take a chance. we don't have to take the chance. there should be law and order on the border to preven

fox business' hillary vaughn grilled white house press secretary karine jean-pierre yesterday on president biden's handling of the border crisis. watch this. >> as the president looks at what's happening at the border, sees a border that is effectively closed? >> what i'm saying is that the president without the help -- without the help of republicans is doing everything that he can to deal with the border. they're trying to politicize it and make it worse, make it worse, that's what republicans are trying to do, turning it into a political stunt. the president is dealing with the issue that's in front of him. maria: i'm not sure what she's talking about, danielle. what specifically is he doing to actually help the situation in the border is wide open and he has overturned all of the rules in place from the trump administration to have a secure border. so what is she talking about this demands a follow-up. she can't just spew out bs and think we're falling for it. >> yes, that's exactly what it is, mayorkas and biden are fully responsible for the crisis that we have and now of course you h

moments ago, reporters went after karine jean-pierre. she said she hadn't seen the memo that was put out. the president is looking at the numbers and realizes something must be done. watch this. remember this? >> how is this consistent with what president biden pledged to do when he was elected, which is that he will not use any funds to use the border law? >> the president told me that a border wall doesn't work. if that's the case, why does his homeland security secretary say there's presently an acute and immediate need to construct physical barriers? >> if you have to build a border wall but you don't think it's going to work, once it's done, are you tearing it down? >> i'm going to get into hypotheticals from here. the facts are that dhs is complying with the law. >> martha: okay. here to help us figure this out, marc thiessen, american enterprise senior fellow, leo terrell civil rights attorney. both are fox news contributors. mark penn, ceo of stagwell. how does this make sense, marc, to say i don't have a choice? they forced me.

also scheduled this hour, the white house briefing with jake sullivan and karine jean-pierre. how will they explain the administration seems to have gotten this so wrong. >> sandra: it is 9:00 in israel, defense forces are preparing for a ground invasion in the south. sirens in israel's north as the threat from hezbollah's attacks escalate, but terror groups funded by iran, a country at the center of biden's mideast policy. acts of heroic by first responders, watch. [sirens and gunshots] >> john: video shows officers pr chasing down and killing two armed terrorists in a southern city. mike tobin is live in tel aviv. what's going on where you are? >> mike: something unique right now. there's a promise in the last half hour or so from islamic jihad to send a rocket targeting tel aviv, and it was supposed to happen right at this time, right about 9:00. they do have the capability to reach this far, about the middle of the country, up from the gaza strip. we have heard the red alert sirens sound several times today, and heard a number of explosions, and we heard a number of booms

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for strategic operations will join karine jean-pierre. and 1:15 p.m., state department briefing with matthew miller. hear about more hopefully of the hostages. you cannot talk about them enough. 2:00 p.m. eastern, brigadier general patrick ryder. a lot going on. we will get to as much breaking news as possible so you see the story of what's going on. thank you so much for watching "outnumbered." great recording, kayleigh, with the new speaker of the house. "america reports" now. >> not in the face russia's aggression in ukraine. >> shame on you all. palestinians aren't animals. >> committee will suspend and i again ask that those from the audience respect the people in the room and allow us to continue the hearing. >> john: as harris just mentioned, awaiting updates from the white house, the state department and the pentagon on the war in the middle east as anti-israel demonstrations intensify around the globe, including on capitol hill. and so we begin tuesday afternoon, john roberts, good afternoon to you. >> aishah: aishah hasnie in fo

and take advantage of our no interest kirby and press secretary karine jean-pierre. manhunt as fbi and swat teams are mobilized. the maine governor said the suspect is armed and dangerous, we'll speak to nicole parker on how thauthorities are tracking down the suspect and go live to trey yingst with update from southern israel. we anticipate a briefing from the pentagon, join john roberts and me live as "america reports." >> emily: a group of students, parents and politicians are set to hold a press conference at cooper union college after a group of jewish students had to barricade themselves from a school library prosecute pro-palestinian protesters. watch. [banging sounds] >> emily: absolutely frightening footage, marc. no one should be in this position, let alone jewish students. >> marc: evokes image of people in safe rooms or in kibbutz or during the holocaust, don't barricade jews into a room. this reportedly happened at columbia and harvard, some jewish students had to do this. there is a problem with antisemitism on left and right, but they are different. ri

pierre to join us. >> thank you.you, director sauschuck and thank you media partners and governor mills for those kind words. i'm going to keep this short. what i would like the very most is to express our deepest sympathies to the families and friends of the victims of this heinous crime. this is truly a tragedy that goes beyond comprehension. i'm confident in our community that our community has and will continue to come together throughout this endeavor to bring this to a successful conclusion. although difficult, i do ask the public to continue to be mindful of their own personal safety. and also that they be patient with the process as much as possible. there is extensive work in and attention to detail that goes into such a large scale investigation. i'm confident in the expertise and professionalism of our investigators and all law enforcement officials that are currently involved. this is all hands on deck approach, we have a great deal of collaboration and resources that have been made available to us. there

john kirby will join karine jean-pierre. 2:00 p.m. eastern, pentagon briefing, 3:30 p.m. eastern, house lawmakers will receive a classified briefing on iran. so, all of that coming up. as you know, we'll cover all of it on "america reports". and of course, this hour, we want to remember the hostages, americans and israelis, and when you can say their names. learn their names. keep up with it. they need our prayers today. thank you for watching "outnumbered." "america reports" now. >> i've been through hell. we never knew that we would come into this situation. they stormed our kibbutz, they kidnapped me. >> bring them home, bring them home. >> nothing will be the same because at the end of the day our community lost 10% of its population. >> sandra: begin a brand-new hour breaking moments ago, two security sources telling reuters a rocket attack has targeted an air base in iraq which hosts u.s. and other forces just west of baghdad. an update from john kirby. he is going to be joining karine jean-pierre at the white house press briefing, expected to begin just moments fro

we will hear from john kirby and kareem john pierre.

pierre to join us. >> thank you, director.elcome media partners and thank you, governor mills for those kind words. i will keep this short. what i would like at the very most is express our deepest sympathies to the families and friends of the victims of this heinous crime. this is truly a tragedy that goes beyond comprehension. i'm confident in our community that it has and will continue to come together throughout this endeavor to bring it to a successful conclusion. i do have sec the public to be mindful of their personal safety and be patient with the process as much as possible. there is extensive work and attention to detail. i'm confident in the expertise and professionalism of our investigators and all law enforcement officials currently involved. an all hands on deck approach. a great deal of collaboration and resources made available to us. far too many to name individually but i think they named appropriately. they are all appreciated more than you know. i want to thank all of our brave men and women of the lewiston

karine jean-pierre at the podium, listen. >> national security adviser jake sullivan, dr. liz cheryl randall, domestic policy adviser and the senior adviser to the president for public engagement. this roundtable discussion will focus on the biden-harris administration unwavering support for israel following the hamas terrorist attacks and the implementation of president joe biden's national strategy to counter anti-semitism released in may. today and every day we are here to reaffirm the united states will continue to have israel's back and with that, admiral john kirby is here from the national security council to take any of your questions on the situation in israel. >> good afternoon, everybody. as karine noted, sadly the numbers of americans killed, murdered, has climbed and we have a better, a little better sense today of how many more americans are unaccounted for or missing. we know that a number of those americans are being held hostage right now by hamas. i think we all need to steel ourselves for the distinct possibility these numbers will keep increasing and we

re not nuland. she is an absolutely empty, empty place, it’s obvious where people like karine-jean-pierreey come from does everyone take it? unfortunately, they come from our best elite universities, that's where they say they know everything, but in fact, they only know one thing, how to push the world further on the path to eliminating violence, and how to fight with russia and china, and unfortunately, in the bailin administration they talk a lot about the need to ensure equality for all races, these are the lgb representatives. a black american woman was made a press secretary, in fact, they are destroying civilization, and now it has come to the point that if you try to drive a russian car into europe, this car will be taken away from you, and this administration is aimed, aimed at making more and more allocate financial resources in order to destroy, despite the fact that it has already died a huge number of ukrainians, well, indeed, ukraine was given huge promises in washington, full support , which is now disappearing into the sand, but the europeans promised no less, uh, michel,

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pierre alain mounguengui, fgft, fifa, and caf deny all the allegations made against them.the last time i present on bbc news. i just wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you. it has been an absolute privilege and honour to be able to share your stories. i will forever be grateful for the oportunities i've had to report on some of the most important stories of our times. i will always hold my time at the bbc with fondness and admiration for the exceptional people. thank you to my talented colleagues, for their support and collaboration over the years. thank you to all of you, and goodbye. back to business now. let's return to the hs2 high—speed rail project, because downing street is insisting that "no final decisions have been taken" on the future of the link. it says reports that prime minister rishi sunak has decided to scrap the birmingham to manchester leg of the high—speed rail link are "incorrect". let's go live to zoe billingham, the director of the ippr north — a centre—left think tank for the north of england. thank you so much forjoining us here on the pr

moments ago jean-pierre said this. >> when jews are targeted because of their beliefs or their identity, when israel is singled out because of anti-jewish hatred, that is anti-semitism. and that is unacceptable. there is no place for anti-semitism full stop period. this is important to the president. it's important to me, personally, and to everyone in the administration. >> let's talk now with congresswoman debby wassermann shultz of florida. thank you so much for taking the time to be with us today. the white house press secretary clearly felt compelled to address this, to clean this up right at the top of the briefing before she was even asked questions about it. what did you think of jean-pierre's statement yesterday and what did you think about what you heard today? >> well, i think it's best put in softball terms that i know you and i can understand and that is that what karine said at the podium yesterday was clearly a whiff, but we have to make sure that in this entire context and crisis that we major in the majors. it is very clear that president biden could not possibly be sta

on the east coast, time for hot topic of the hour white house press secretary karine jean-pierre said she misheard a question monday asked about anti-semitism instead pivoted to could be dej antimuslim attacks on monday, watch >> what if this level of concern right now about, anti-semitism, going on in israel >> we have not seen any credible threats -- look, proceed to be -- disproportionate number of hate-filled attacks president biden understands that many muslim are a abs, arab americans plas yin, worried about hate directed at their community >> everybody was scratching their heads there was no follow-up, she says what she says then no follow-up. in a statement to fox news digital john feeer says i preserve chance to address this i did mishear the question anti-semitism is an abomination that this president has fought against his life i feel strongly about that work joining the conversation the of the are of the hour macromavens president stephanie pomboy, stephanie your reaction she misheard she said. stephanie: i am speechless they expect american public to buy this the lies out

let's go now to the white house press briefing, karine jean-pierre.t night, the president was informed and stepped out to receive an initial briefing of the shooting. later he stepped out to speak with maine governor janet mills as well as senators collins and king, and congressman jared golden. he pledged full federal support in the wake of this horrific tragedy. this morning the president received another briefing on the shooting from senior advisers, and he ordered that the u.s. flag be flown half-staff at the white house and upon all public buildings and grounds out of respect for all the victims as well. so i want to echo the president's sentiments on this tragedy and the epidemic of gun violence in general. this is not normal. we cannot accept this. there have been literally hundreds of mass shootings in the last year alone leaving empty seats at dinner tables across the country and leaving those who survive these heinous acts both physically and mentally scarred, and while we have made progress since the president signed the bipartisan communit

the bbc�*s economics editor faisal islam sat down pierre—olivier gourinchas and asked if the global economying in the right direction. well, things are going in the right direction. what we're seeing is despite these large shocks that you describe, the world economy is still standing. no global recession, no massive slowdown that would put us into, you know, huge unemployment rates. we haven't seen that. we've seen a surge in inflation. but inflation is sort of coming down now, both headline inflation and core inflation. so that's the good news. things are improving. the global economy has been resilient. at the same time, the growth numbers we have — around 3% for this year, 2.9% for next year — this is way below historical average. so the global economy is limping along. it's not sprinting, but it's been resilient. right. do you from this point see... there are areas where you've been disappointed — china's growth, for example, has been a disappointment. so the other story, which is really important, is divergence. what we're saying is, you know, the number hasn't changed very much, actua

hear from national security council strategic communications coordinator john kirby and karine jean pierre.

strategic coordinator john kirby is set to join white house press secretary karine jean-pierre at the lectern and will likely get questions about director kristi yamaguchi fer w -- christopher wray. we will take you to the press briefing when it begins. and kayleigh mcenany sits down one-on-one with the new house speaker mike johnson about the hamas war, the media attack on his faith. she takes us into the prayer room. stay close. >> kayleigh: they say your desire to institutional your faith is way of taliban in iran. what it is like to be compared to iran and taliban and the main shooter? the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more. plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases. and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas- a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for busin

we will hear from pierre-olivier gourinchas at 11:00 cet. >>> israel claim it is secured the border regionth gaza and prepares to mobilize 300,000 reservists. >>> and mark carney gives endorsement to rachel reaves as she vows to bring the conference into economic stability as the party's forum gets under way. >> working people rightly expect nothing less. >>> thing death toll from the isr israel-hamas conflict has risen over 1,500 people as the war draws international cond condemnation. the palestinian ministry of health confirmed 687 people have been killed. hamas is believed to be holding over 100 israelis hostage and the group saying they will execute one hostage for every time they target civilian homes without warning. israel's government ordered a siege of the hamas-controlled gaza strip. electricity, food and fuel will be cut off from gasza. this is raising concerns it will launch the first ground offensive in gaza since 2014. there is a lot going on. it is quite difficult to keep track of what is happening. i want to reference we have a cnbc.com blog up on the web site if you want

this was stated by pierre degol, grandson of the first president of the french republic, at a meetingion club in sochi. subject sessions russian civilization through the centuries. degol is confident that europe does not need confrontation with our country; on the contrary, it is time to embrace diplomacy and cooperation. the current conflict was sponsored and prepared by the united states and nato. we are facing a clash of civilizations. the us has never admitted that. russia has the right to prosper and develop on its own, independently. i believe that the situation can be resolved diplomatically, and further escalation, which the west is banking on, will only lead to the death of people. to a blow to the economy and ultimately to a weakening of europe throughout the world. the key event of the voldai forum will be vladimir putin speaking at the plenary session tomorrow. this was previously reported by presidential press secretary dmitry peskov. real men, those of whom the country is proud. the exploits of the russian guard fighters were discussed at a special ceremony in moscow. re